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How do you say "hexagon" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el hexágono
In Spanish (Latin America), "hexagon" is el hexágono.
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Pronunciation
Think of "el hexágono" as EHL eh-XAH-goh-noh spoken fast, with the accent landing on the middle syllable and no silent letters ignored.
Grammar notes
el hexágono is masculine. Its plural is hexágonos.
Example sentence
Un panal está hecho de hexágonos.
A honeycomb is made of hexagons.
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How to remember el hexágono
Split "hexágono" into its syllables and say each one slowly while picturing a hexagon; repeating that small ritual a few times locks the sound and the meaning together.
Related words
- circle el círculo
- triangle el triángulo
- rectangle el rectángulo
- diamond el diamante
- oval el óvalo
- pentagon el pentágono
- cube el cubo
- sphere la esfera
- cylinder el cilindro
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Questions about el hexágono
How do you pronounce el hexágono?
Think of "el hexágono" as EHL eh-XAH-goh-noh spoken fast, with the accent landing on the middle syllable and no silent letters ignored.
Is el hexágono masculine or feminine?
el hexágono is masculine. el hexágono is masculine. Its plural is hexágonos.
How is el hexágono used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el hexágono is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un panal está hecho de hexágonos. (A honeycomb is made of hexagons.).
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